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What is the change in the pH that results from the addition of 20 ml of 0.1 M NaOH to a buffer made by combining 200 ml of Benzoic Acid \sf( K_a = 6.4×10^{-5}) with 100ml of 0.070 M Sodium benzoate?

( Given , log(0.75) = -0.1245 & log(2) = 0.300) ​


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by combining 200 ml of Benzoic Acid \sf( K_a = 6.4×10^{-5}) with 100ml of 0.070 M Sodium benzoate.

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Answer:

by combining 200 ml of Benzoic Acid \sf( K_a = 6.4×10^{-5})(K

a

=6.4×10

−5

) with 100ml of 0.070 M Sodium benzoate.

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